What is the maximum TD Rate for 2006?

What is the maximum TD Rate for 2006?

• A. 916.33
• B. 958.01
• C. 881.66
• D. 881.50

Answer: (C)

Temporary disability benefits are calculated as two-thirds of the injured worker’s average weekly wage, but there is a yearly cap on the maximum amount paid. In 2006 that cap, the maximum TD rate, was 881.66 per week. This means benefits reach 881.66 if two-thirds of the worker’s AWW would exceed that amount; otherwise, the actual two-thirds of AWW is paid. The other figures don’t reflect the official 2006 cap.

Temporary disability benefits are calculated as two-thirds of the injured worker’s average weekly wage, but there is a yearly cap on the maximum amount paid. In 2006 that cap, the maximum TD rate, was 881.66 per week. This means benefits reach 881.66 if two-thirds of the worker’s AWW would exceed that amount; otherwise, the actual two-thirds of AWW is paid. The other figures don’t reflect the official 2006 cap.